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What's different
- Art deco feels warm; Bento tech feels cool.
- Art deco is balanced; Bento tech is dense.
- Art deco uses square corners; Bento tech uses rounded corners (24px).
- Art deco is luxurious, bold; Bento tech is technical, friendly, cool.
- Art deco sets headings in Poiret One; Bento tech in Space Grotesk.
- Art deco is retro; Bento tech is contemporary.
These two styles share their warmth, text contrast, density, corners, mood, heading type and era.
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Art deco
The glamour of the 1920s: symmetry, fans and sunbursts, tall elegant type and gold on cream and black.
Open Art decoCocktails & music since the lamps were gas
An evening in gold
Behind a brass door on Meridian Arcade, The Gilded Lantern pours classic cocktails under a ceiling of painted fans. Dress as you like; the room does the rest.
The house list
Four drinks we are known for, made the same way every night.
The Lantern
Rye, honeyed vermouth and two dashes of orange bitters, stirred long and served up.
£13
Jade Pavilion
Gin, green chartreuse, lime and a cool cucumber syrup, shaken hard over ice.
£12
Midnight Fan
Dark rum, coffee liqueur and a spoon of cream floated on top like a silk ribbon.
£12
Champagne Step
A sugar cube, aromatic bitters and chilled sparkling wine in a tall coupe.
£14
Evenings
Three nights a week the lantern burns a little brighter.
Thursday
Quartet
A piano, a double bass, brushes on a snare and a clarinet that knows every old tune.
Friday
Masquerade
Masks at the door, a dance floor under the great fan, and a secret menu for the night.
Saturday
Grand Hour
From ten until eleven, the bartenders mix the house list at the price of a single.
Reserve a table
Tables for two to eight, held for fifteen minutes. The bar itself is always first come, first served.
- Tuesday to Thursday
- 6 pm – midnight
- Friday and Saturday
- 6 pm – 2 am
Bento tech
A product told in tiles: a tidy grid of rounded cards of different sizes, each holding one fact, with crisp type and soft depth.
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Classic corporate
Trust through order: a calm blue, a clear hierarchy, a conventional layout and nothing that surprises.
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Dark luxury
Quiet expense: a deep dark ground, a refined serif, thin gold lines, slow fades and very little on screen.
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Editorial magazine
Reads like a well-set magazine: confident serif headlines, generous columns, pull quotes and fine rules.
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Eighties pop
Squiggles, confetti dots and zigzags, tilted colour blocks and a clash of pastel and bold, like a 1980s party flyer.
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Frosted glass
Frosted, translucent panels float over soft colour fields; thin light borders and gentle depth show what sits on what.
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Geometric primary
Circles, squares and triangles in red, yellow and blue on warm off-white, held together by heavy black rules, with type set like a poster.
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Handmade craft
Made by a person: paper colours, ink lines, wonky hand-drawn shapes, stamps and handwritten notes.
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Neo-brutalist
Raw, loud and honest: thick black borders, hard offset shadows, flat clashing colours and unpolished type.
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Organic natural
Grown, not built: warm earthy colours, soft irregular shapes, a gentle serif and a feeling of paper and plants.
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Playful rounded
Friendly and bouncy: chunky rounded type, pill-shaped buttons, bright candy colours and wobbly shapes.
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Retro futurist
The future as people imagined it decades ago: deep space blues, neon glows, wide geometric type and scan lines.
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Soft minimal
Calm and airy: lots of space, soft neutral colours, gentle rounded corners and one quiet accent.
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Swiss grid
A strict grid, big sans-serif type and asymmetric layout do all the work; nothing is there for decoration.
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Art deco
The glamour of the 1920s: symmetry, fans and sunbursts, tall elegant type and gold on cream and black.
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Bento tech
A product told in tiles: a tidy grid of rounded cards of different sizes, each holding one fact, with crisp type and soft depth.
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Get Tidewell freeClassic corporate
Trust through order: a calm blue, a clear hierarchy, a conventional layout and nothing that surprises.
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Dark luxury
Quiet expense: a deep dark ground, a refined serif, thin gold lines, slow fades and very little on screen.
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Editorial magazine
Reads like a well-set magazine: confident serif headlines, generous columns, pull quotes and fine rules.
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Eighties pop
Squiggles, confetti dots and zigzags, tilted colour blocks and a clash of pastel and bold, like a 1980s party flyer.
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Frosted glass
Frosted, translucent panels float over soft colour fields; thin light borders and gentle depth show what sits on what.
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Geometric primary
Circles, squares and triangles in red, yellow and blue on warm off-white, held together by heavy black rules, with type set like a poster.
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Handmade craft
Made by a person: paper colours, ink lines, wonky hand-drawn shapes, stamps and handwritten notes.
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Neo-brutalist
Raw, loud and honest: thick black borders, hard offset shadows, flat clashing colours and unpolished type.
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Organic natural
Grown, not built: warm earthy colours, soft irregular shapes, a gentle serif and a feeling of paper and plants.
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Playful rounded
Friendly and bouncy: chunky rounded type, pill-shaped buttons, bright candy colours and wobbly shapes.
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Retro futurist
The future as people imagined it decades ago: deep space blues, neon glows, wide geometric type and scan lines.
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Soft minimal
Calm and airy: lots of space, soft neutral colours, gentle rounded corners and one quiet accent.
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Swiss grid
A strict grid, big sans-serif type and asymmetric layout do all the work; nothing is there for decoration.
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